The post in the stationery
Logistik Match Communications makes it clear that DPD operates 70 "post offices" in Switzerland.
Logistik Match Communications makes it clear that DPD operates 70 "post offices" in Switzerland.DPD is regarded as the number one private parcel service provider in Switzerland and is one of the leading parcel services in Europe. The partnership with the Swiss Parcel Association (VSP) created the best possible geographical coverage in German-speaking Switzerland and Ticino in 2004. Easily accessible locations ensure high frequencies and the necessary proximity to private customers and small businesses. Match Communications has now developed an in-store promotion campaign for DPD (Schweiz) AG, which can be seen in 70 Swiss stationery stores. In addition to increasing the visibility of DPD stores in these stationery stores, the aim of the promotion campaign is to raise awareness among stationery customers and build trust in a private parcel service provider.
The internationally active logistics company has been accredited as an official private parcel service provider since the very beginning and successfully transports parcels of all sizes, shapes and weights in Switzerland.
DPD was founded in 1976 as an alternative to global integrators and traditional postal services in Germany. In its very first year, the company transported 1.4 million parcels. By 1980 the figure had risen to more than 7 million. Today DPD transports more than 1.4 million parcels every day. DPD specializes in business-to-business parcel shipping and offers a service for around 200,000 customers with around 500 depots in 35 countries and a fleet of 15,000 vehicles. DPD is 83.32 percent owned by GeoPost, a subsidiary of the French Groupe La Poste.
For the promotion in Switzerland, Christian Staub from Match has also devised an interactive competition that invites participants to get to grips with the DPD Shop range. 1200 digital cameras and a Cybershot cell phone provide an incentive to win. The promotion consists of competition flyers, posters and prominently placed competition urns.
Andreas Panzeri
The internationally active logistics company has been accredited as an official private parcel service provider since the very beginning and successfully transports parcels of all sizes, shapes and weights in Switzerland.
DPD was founded in 1976 as an alternative to global integrators and traditional postal services in Germany. In its very first year, the company transported 1.4 million parcels. By 1980 the figure had risen to more than 7 million. Today DPD transports more than 1.4 million parcels every day. DPD specializes in business-to-business parcel shipping and offers a service for around 200,000 customers with around 500 depots in 35 countries and a fleet of 15,000 vehicles. DPD is 83.32 percent owned by GeoPost, a subsidiary of the French Groupe La Poste.
For the promotion in Switzerland, Christian Staub from Match has also devised an interactive competition that invites participants to get to grips with the DPD Shop range. 1200 digital cameras and a Cybershot cell phone provide an incentive to win. The promotion consists of competition flyers, posters and prominently placed competition urns.
Andreas Panzeri
